The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-04
LATONIA MEETING.
Some Fine Racing Monecrat and
Little mfneh Win

CINCINNATI, o., Oct, 3.-The second
day at Latonia jockey club had fine
weather, a good track, and much bet.
ter attendance than on Saturday.
First Rsce-selling purse; seven
furlopgs. Starters: Billy Bowling, 100,
Cochran; Democrat, l05, Barnes !;
Duhme, ll3, Hollis; Eva X, 100, Fish.
burn; Miss Roxey, l04, Green; Clio.
nee, 104, Barbour: Pat Donovan, lO4,
Boyd Balance, 81, Brec kenridge Cola
More, SO, jenkins; Jules Mumm, "a,
L Jones; Mirth, "a, Cunningham !;
Poll Lewis. 103, Tompkins; Roddy
Fringe, 100. heehsn; Tommy r, lOl,
Rivers.
Pools-Field, $50; Monocrat, s22;
Roddy Pringle, SIS; Eva X, Sl2.
Olones had the best OF the stert, but
Monocrat easily won. with Pat Dono.
van second. Balance third. Time-l 80.
Second Race-Purse; msidens, two
years old; FIVE iurloneI. Starters:
Macbsth, l02, Tarsl; Miss Roth, l02,
r. Harris; Pueate, l02, stsppe; Hol.
land, los, Rivers; Sister Uphrasia, l02,
Sedsliy; Emma Hancock, 100, 4.
Jones; Orange Girl, l02, Hathaway;
B ggoyet, 102, Covineton; Hector, los,
Moore; Fieiks, 102, Brice; Julia Mill.
or, l02. Cochran; Duett, l02, Cooper I;
Lily Virgil, l02, Finnegan.
Pools: Macbeth, SIS; Hector, 81;
Miss Ruth, IS; field, $50.
After an hours time the youngsters
were sent off with Holland In the
lead, Sister Euphrssia eecond and
Lilly Virgil third. Sister Euphrasia
led at the half and kept her place to
the third quarter, where Holland was
second, Macbeth third and Puente
fourth. Down the stretch the Cali.
fornia youngs,er, Puente, came easily
10 the front and won by two lengths,
Macbeth second and Emma Hancock
third. Time-l :04.
Post odds on Puente were 10 10 /.
Third Race-Purse 800; for three
year olds; one mile. Starters: OPEL.
lus, 95, Green; Coincide, OF, 0verten ;
Hecls, 95, Hathaway; DArk Hall, 97.
Cooper; 81. Valentine, 100. DAnt |;
Procrsstinator, 100, Oovingtonj De.
rochment, l07, Fishburn Ems Hardy,
e7, Hollie; Tam 0'shantef, 95, Fine
gan; Bracabao, 100, Barnes; Oarus,
107, stovsl; Glen Fisher, ITO, Curtis
Paragon, ITO. Tsral; White Nose, ITO,
Lewis.
Pools: Field, s25; Bracaban, 81; Pro-
crastinator and White Nose, IS each.
Csrus got of fret, White Nose sec.
ond and Hecla third. Bracsban went
10 the front at the frat quarter and was
never headed. He won easily by two
lengths, with Paragon second and
Glen Fisher third. White Nose, who
held second place 10 the last quarter,
finished fifth. Time-l:46.
Fourth Race-Free handicap purse I;
nine iurlongs. Starters: Montroee,
ITO, Lewis; Little Minch, lis, Sloyal ;
Emma Manly, 80, Hollis; Dad, IS,
0ysrton; Cardinal NcClosky, 100,
sedgely; Jim Douglas, 100, Gibbs ;
Dousman, 50, Barnes.
Pools: Montrose, $50; Dous nan,
SIS; Little Minch, si2; Field, SO.
Jim Douglas got of first. with Mont
rose second and Little Minch third.
Dousman came mp 10 third place at the
stand, leaving Montrose fourth. Doug.
las held the lead until In the home
stretch, where Little Minch pulled out
and led, winning by two lengths from
Dousman, second, and Montrose
third. Time-l 1854.
Fifth Race-Merchants stakes; for
all ages; one mile and a quarter.
Starters: Hypasia, l0i, Hathaway I;
Mscola, lO3. Tsrsl; Panama, ii3, $40.
III B Pals xo oSs Cs'f iis LEVI. Wary
Pools sold with Wary barrels Pan.
ans, SIS Macola, t2l; hsld, s22
bThe running was made by Macola
and Philip 4 10 tbs hall nile, but at
the third quarter Panama led. Down
the stretch Wary came mp and won by
Q head, Psnana second, Maeola third.